Arlo Among the Animals Chapter 34

The policeman stood cautiously behind the little elephant cub: "Don't move! Be quiet! Don't anger the little elephant!"

The thief was about to cry but had no tears. He only felt that his intestines were about to be squeezed out as his belly was being held by the elephant cub.

The policeman approached the wall little by little, and after making sure that the thief was not a big problem now, he breathed a sigh of relief. He picked up the walkie-talkie and informed the forest bureau to find a way to control the speed of the elephant herd. He and the fire comrades first Save the thief.

He didn't carry the little elephant cub on his back when he spoke, and Arlo Shen listened to everything the police uncle said.

Look at the way the pressed thief keeps rolling his eyes, and then carefully smell the smell of mother and grandmother in the air.